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Taylor Momsen Hospitalized After Venomous Spider Bite During Mexico Tour

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Taylor Momsen, lead singer of The Pretty Reckless, was hospitalized following a venomous spider bite while on tour in Mexico. This incident marks a troubling recurrence for Momsen, as it comes nearly two years after she suffered a bat bite during a performance in Spain. The severity of the spider bite and the impact on the band's tour schedule remain unclear, but fans are concerned for her health and well-being. Updates on her recovery and any potential changes to upcoming tour dates are anticipated.

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